Sentence examples for somewhat more dynamic from inspiring English sources

But this past weekend in the Bronx, where hip-hop was born, Mr. Bambaataa, founder of one of the first hip-hop crews, the Universal Zulu Nation, could be found in the flesh, presiding over a somewhat more dynamic retrospective -- three nights of dance competitions and performances by old-school heroes like KRS-1 to celebrate the Zulu Nation's 27th anniversary.

Wilson et al. [ 16] noted this problem with existing research and adopted a somewhat more dynamic approach by estimating the relationship between START scores at multiple baselines and subsequent violence at multiple endpoints.

It is more dynamic, more inegalitarian.

While the self-proclaimed "un-skewers" were roundly embarrassed after the Obama victory, a somewhat more credible dynamic in the UK can offer similar hope to Conservative partisans.

And Mr. Adéabgo's work has been visually more dynamic in other venues than P.S. 1, where it looks somewhat dry in its outsize quarters.

Somewhat more sophisticated is song analysis by means of pairwise cross-correlation of spectrograms (SPCC), [1, 2] or dynamic time warping (DTW), [3 5].

He's more dynamic.

Kolarov is even more dynamic.

This is much more dynamic.

Weiner was somewhat more forthright.

A somewhat more subtle mistake.